It’s Christmas time at Crescent Hall, but don’t expect expect peace, harmony and goodwill among men. When Mason Hall and his wife, Regan, invite their friends to stay for the holidays, sparks fly in an epic battle of the sexes, military style!

Navy SEAL Dan Hemmins goes head to head with soldier Sarah Metlin to prove once and for all that woman can’t possibly qualify for an elite branch of the military, but when Sarah proves she’s not just one of the most qualified warriors he’s ever met, she’s also one of the smartest and sexiest, too, he’ll do whatever it takes to get close to her, even if he has to challenge her to another contest…or three…or five!

The Navy SEAL’s Christmas Bride is a Heroes of Chance Creek novella, and has also been featured in the SEALs of Winter box set.

But … all that I learned came too late. For me, for us, way too late. Because once I got to know him, my heart … my soul … my life – I would sacrifice all of me for my beast. How could this not be tragic?

“If you’re tired of vanilla romance, try this author! Her stories are off the charts and utterly addictive.” Amazon reviewer.

For fans of Pepper Winters, Sylvia Day, E.L. James, Gillian Flynn.

Nash must rise to the challenge to get his fortune back in this captivating romantic suspense series. The Secret Billionaire Society.

Six billionaires. One unforgettable birthday bash. Now their livelihoods are in the hands of a stranger.
Easy-going Nash Gill is the second of the Society to receive his mission. Upset he won’t go undercover like his friend, Chase, he accepts the challenge half-heartily. Vanessa, Nash’s ex, works with him at Gill’s gym. He’d rather spend time winning her back instead of flying to Pittsburgh to help a high school teacher fulfill his dream and back to hire the other assignment in Miami. Tasked with aiding these two men, he finds juggling them complicated and turns to Vanessa for help. Unaware of the danger which lies ahead, Nash’s desire for a mission impossible role comes true, and he now regrets ever wishing for one.

This is not a typical Yuletide tale.

Murder, mystical artifacts, an invisible demon with anger management issues, and an overbearing cupid—not what Rosalie Thatcher wished for on her Christmas list.

The holidays had always been a magical time for Rosalie, but not this year. Her new manager at Penrose’s Department Store is determined to make this season the most profitable in the store’s history, even if it sucks the life out of every employee. Introducing arbitrary rules and stealing the affections of the cute temp Santa were bad enough, but forcing Rosalie into the stupid elf hat was the worst. The worst, that is, until she meets a real E.L.F. (Elemental Life Form) named David and gets lassoed into a desperate hunt for the stolen Naughty and Nice List. Now all Rosalie and David must do is dodge a murderous invisible demon and recover the missing artifact before hellhounds track them down. The couple race against time for without the magical guidance of the Naughty and Nice List, the world will tumble toward eternal chaos.

The Naughty List is an updated version of the Santa legend. Spiked with humor, action, and romance, the story will banish the bah humbug from anyone’s holiday spirit.

The London mists dissipate one morning on the shadowy streets of Limehouse to reveal that Professor James Moriarty, archrival of Sherlock Holmes, has returned.

Their dramatic encounter at Reichenbach Falls three years earlier, it seems, was not the fateful confrontation the world had been led to believe—and now, with his nefarious energies undiminished, Moriarty is back in England to resume his control over the criminal netherworld. But what really did happen in Switzerland in 1891 between the Professor and the Great Detective? This is the question facing Detective Inspector Angus McCready Crow, whose mission it is to thwart and capture the elusive mastermind.

In this classic, suspenseful tale of the Victorian underworld, John Gardner delivers the dramatic first novel in his bestselling saga that confirms Professor James Moriarty as one of the most vividly imagined villains in literature.